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City council approved rezoning at 1401 N. Lakeline Blvd.; council declines immediate comprehensive‑plan update
Summary
Planning staff reported that the Cedar Park City Council approved a rezoning on second reading and directed staff not to pursue a comprehensive plan update at this time; accessory‑dwelling and other items were postponed.
Cedar Park, Texas — Dustin Henry, planner in the City of Cedar Park’s Development Services Department, told the Planning and Zoning Commission on Oct. 21 that the City Council on its recent meeting gave second‑reading approval to a rezoning at 1401 North Lakeline Boulevard and directed staff not to pursue a comprehensive plan update for now.
“At the September 25 and October 9 council meetings we had one item, which is the second reading and approval of rezoning from professional office to local business at 1401 North Lakeline Boulevard,” Henry said. He told the commission there were no planning items on the Oct. 9 council agenda and that a council workshop last week led to direction for staff not to pursue a comprehensive plan update at this time.
Henry said some other items discussed at the workshop — including accessory dwelling units — ran out of time and were postponed to a future council workshop. He also told commissioners that there were no planning items expected on the Oct. 23 and Nov. 6 council agendas and reminded commissioners to review next year’s meeting calendar (generally the third Tuesday of each month, with a possible exception in March).
The commission did not vote on any of the council actions during the Oct. 21 meeting; Henry’s report was informational.
Votes at the city council level were described by staff rather than taken at the planning commission meeting.
